One character in this play has a recurring dream of seeing a nest with golden eggs, but being unable to climb a tree to get it. That character in this play tells a story about sneaking into a "Turkish pavilion" and then later trying to drown himself in a bin of oats. Another character in this play makes something to induce an abortion in the protag
One character in this play has a recurring dream of seeing a nest with golden eggs, but being unable to climb a tree to get it. That character in this play tells a story about sneaking into a "Turkish pavilion" and then later trying to drown himself in a bin of oats. Another character in this play makes something to induce an abortion in the protagonist's dog, Diana. The protagonist has the idea of starting a hotel and asks the cook Christine if she can head the kitchen. A key scene in this play is the decapitation of the title character's canary. At the end of this play, the title character's plan to run off with the valet Jean is foiled, and she goes off to kill herself with a razor. For 10 points, name this August Strindberg play about the title aristocratic woman.
One character in this play has a recurring dream of seeing a nest with golden eggs, but being unable to climb a tree to get it.
{Miss Julie} [accept {Froken Julie}]